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bàv.i:1thin (of paper, cloth).Yapv̀n mèsò nø gvzà bàe.'This kind of paper is very thin.'4.2.3.1Thin thing2thin (as in not many strands)Àng vni bàe. '(She) has thin hair.'3shallow.Tìwàng yazàng nø bàe.'This area of the river is shallow.'4.2.6.5Deep, shallow4sparse.Nongmóng rvgaq nø vsv̀ng gvzà bàe.'Nongmong township is sparsely populated.'bábàsèadv:very thin.Akvt wvnvpmà laqtunrì nø bábàsè íe.'The clothes I bought this time are very thin.''thin' + 'thin' + DIMMust say the first vowel very long for emphasis.

badin:1party.Badi bóy washìe.'(They) are having a party.'<Eng.2group.Àngmaq tiqbadi wáshìe.'They form one party.'=mvdò

bakisì1bakisø̀mn:tomato.Kvntì yv́ng bakisì èzángò.'Put a tomato into the gravy.'<Jp. 'bahkrisi'2.2.3.1.3Food from vegetables

bál1v.i:1thirsty, crave.Tì bále.'Thirsty for water.'Dvbál kéòe.'Makes one thirsty.'2.2.2.5Hungry, thirsty2long for, have desire, can't wait.Nà sv̀ng vhøm lv́m gvzà bále.'I long for seeing you.'

bàlvbàlv.i:separate (of people).=vkang

baliqn:Pali, high register language.Mv̀ngrùng kà taqø nø gø̀mwòy kà, baliq kà, mvlúng íwe í rvt nø̀ mèsíngdánø̀ng.'Because Mangrung language has more poetic and high register words, you will not understand.'<Bur.5.5.3Language

bam1v.i:wrap around.Shaqrémè nø nv̀nnv̀n vgo bamshìe.'The old lady always wrap her head.'

bam2vbamv.i:interrupt, interfere.Shaqrérì kàshø̀n yv́ng vbamshìe.'(He) interferes while older people talking.'

baminénv.i:permanent.Morsin nø baminén vl lv́m zí yàngà'Morrison was given-permit to stay permanently.'<Eng.

bamkév.t:bring out, be included.We tvrà shø̀nì kèní svrapè gø vbamkéatnòe.'If we talk about that, it will bring out the teacher's problem as well.

banv.i:heal, recover (from an illness).Záyv̀ng ban lúngì.'Start to recover from an illness.'Vpong nø kaqlìí za we banapmì.'Aphong has now recovered from malaria.'6.5.1.1Recover from sickness

bàn1n:generation, period of time or era.Kàgvp ànglí bàntaq Moshií Israelrì svng shøːl yàngà.'In the Old Testament era Moses led the Israelites.'Englikrìí èøp yv̀ngshà we bàn taq.'During the English colonial ruling period.'4.4.1.7Era

bàn2n:plate.Bànte gø̀m taq v́mpà èdoò.'Scoop the rice on a larger plate.'Bànrì èzálòǃ'Do the dishes.' <Jp. 2.2.2.8Eating utensil

bánbánadv:bushy.Bánbán wa rìí tì shøòe.'They use bushes to stop the water flow.'=shøqshøq1.5.2Bush, shrub

bànchvtn:problem.Dènila shvngø̀mré vdòng bànchvt gvzà vle.'These days there are many problems within the Church.'=dvkà8.4.2.1Problem

bang1clf:numerical classifier used in counting sections or large pieces.Àngbang àngbang gø dvbøpmámòe.'It can be also fermented as a cluster.'9.2.7Classifiers

bang2v.i:weak, feeble.Svrí bangì nø mvchá dv́rshà.'We were over hungry and tired.

bàngvbàngloc.n:right (as opposed to left).Vbàng pà.'Right hand.'Vbàng lap.'Right side.'4.5.2.3Right, left

bang mvnǿadv:gentle, amiable.Vnvng nø bang mvnǿsè íe.'Anang is so gentle.'<nǿ 'tame'5.1.1Personality

bàngdaybrv̀ngdayn:rabbit, hare.Bangday tékaq nø mùnge.'Majority of rabbits have white colours.'<Jp.1.6.1.1.4Rodent

Bangduchanpn:Bangduchan; Rawang surname.1.8.1.2Family names

banglayn:sea, ocean.Rvwang móng nø banglay nv̀ng gvzà vsare.'Rawangland is far from the sea.'Banglay tìnúng mvdv̀m rapshàìke.'While we are sailing on the sea.'<Jp.1.3.1Bodies of water

bangnin:ocean, sea.Bangni sv̀ng mvyv̀ng dárò vsv̀ng gvzà vle.'There are many who have never seen the ocean.'<Jp.1.3.1.1Ocean, lake1.3.1Bodies of water